Author: Arun Raj
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Migrating Reports in Oracle Cloud
Migrating reports in Oracle Cloud is different from what you have been used to in 11i and 12i. So today lets take a look at how we can migrate BI(Business Intelligence) reports from one instance to another. Migrating Reports in Oracle Cloud Instances The migration process involves three main steps Archiving the Report and Data…
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Oracle Cloud Resources And Links
In this video you will find information on the useful resources and links available for you if you are working on Oracle Cloud. Oracle Enterprise Repository (OER) or Oracle Docs fusionappsoer.oracle.com docs.oracle.com Oracle Support https://support.oracle.com Oracle Communities https://community.oracle.com/welcome Oracle Customer Connect appsconnect.oracle.com Let me know your suggestions and if you have questions please feel free…
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Add Parameters to BI Report in Oracle Cloud
In this post lets take a look at how we can add parameters to a BI Report in Oracle Cloud. Before reading this blog, read my blog on the basics of creating a BI Report in Oracle Cloud. I will be using the same SQL, data model and report in this example. Click here to…
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Adding Parameters in Data Model
In this blog I will show you how we can add parameters in data model. Pre-requisities: Before you start you should have Access to Oracle Cloud Environment BI Developer Role Please read the previous blog on the basics of developing a BI Report in Oracle Cloud. You can read it here. Add a Parameter The first thing…
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AR Transaction Types and Reference Accounts
This is a quick note on how to find the AR Transaction Types and reference accounts information in Oracle Fusion or Oracle Cloud ERP. In Fusion and Cloud ERP, we have to use the following two tables to get the Code Combination Ids: RA_CUST_TRX_TYPES_ALL AR_REF_ACCOUNTS_ALL RA_CUST_TRX_TYPES_ALL The table stores information about each transaction type used…